Chicken braised in red wine and aromatics with Kettle & Fire Chicken Broth. Deep, rustic, and built for cold nights.
Why You'll Love Kettle & Fire Coq au Vin
It's a French classic that balances richness with aromatics. The broth deepens the sauce while the wine adds complexity. Each bite is warming and layered.
Tips and Tricks
- Choose a dry red wine you'd happily drink.
- Brown chicken well for flavor.
- Simmer slowly - patience builds depth.
Variations
- Swap chicken for duck legs.
- Add a splash of Cognac before braising.
- Use pancetta instead of bacon.
Substitutions
- Kettle & Fire Chicken Broth → Kettle & Fire Low-Sodium Chicken Broth.
- Red wine → white wine for a lighter version (Coq au Vin Blanc).
- Pearl onions → shallots.
Best served with
- Mashed potatoes
- Buttered noodles
- A glass of Burgundy
How to Store Leftovers
Store covered in the fridge up to 3 days. Reheat gently on the stove. Freezes well up to 2 months.

Kettle & Fire Coq au Vin
Chicken braised in red wine and aromatics with Kettle & Fire Chicken Broth. Deep, rustic, and built for cold nights.




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